Into the Labyrinth
Siege
| S 2 | Ep 6 | 1981/09/14 |
| TV Series Episode | 30 min | |
| FAM FAN | UK | |
Belor has now denied four segments of the Nidas from Rothgo and the children. Phil, Helen and Terry next arrive in 1565 during the Great Siege of Malta, as the Castille of Birgu is under siege from the invading forces of the Ottoman Empire. Here Terry and Helen meet the Knights Hospitallers' Grand Master, Jean Parisot de la Valette, and the elderly Sir Hugo de Roth Ð Rothgo in disguise. Meanwhile, Phil is captured by a janissary, Hassam Ali, and brought before the Great Mustapha Pasha in the Turkish camp; Pasha is taken with the boy, and orders that Ali train him as a soldier, but as Phil leaves, he sees that Pasha's woman, Salimar, is Belor in disguise. Pasha is frustrated that his forces are unable to breach the Castille's walls, and quickly warms to Belor's proposal that he build a huge, wheeled tower to scale the building's walls; construction begins immediately, and it is not long before the assault is mounted. As the Grand Master's men come under attack from the Turkish hoards, Belor confronts Sir Hugo, striking him down with a deadly blast of energyÉ
Into the Labyrinth
Succession
| S 2 | Ep 7 | 1981/09/21 |
| TV Series Episode | 30 min | |
| FAM FAN | UK | |
Arriving in ancient Egypt, Phil, Helen and Terry immediately encounter Princess Nataken Ð Belor in disguise Ð who accuses them of robbing the tomb of King Tutakhamun. After her guards arrest the children, Nataken transforms Helen and Terry into birds and locks them inside a small cage; she then threatens to leave them like this forever unless Phil helps her with her plan to become empress of Egypt. Elsewhere, Lord Ai Ð the late king's Chamberlain, and this era's Rothgo Ð busies himself with overseeing Tutakhamun's burial; Ai is deeply concerned that the deceased pharaoh's widow, Queen Ankhensepaten, will lose her rightful claim to the throne due to the machinations of her sister, Princess Nataken. Recognising Rothgo, Phil attempts to call out to him, but Nataken steals his voice and imprisons him within a statue. The evil witch gloats over her possession of four fragments of the Nidas, revelling in the fact that when she locates the final piece, her power will be unchallenged, finally allowing her to defeat Rothgo. Meanwhile, Lord Ai finds Terry and Helen trapped inside the aviary, but his magic is not enough to break Belor's spell. Ai confronts Nataken, who now has Phil under her spell, and is calling him her son; ignoring her sister Ankhensepaten's protests that her real son died stillborn, Nataken decrees that Phil be made pharaoh, an act that will allow her to rule through him as empress. Rothgo tries to stop the evil witch, but her power is too strong; all seems lost Ð has Belor finally won the fight for supremacy over Rothgo..?
Into the Labyrinth
Lazlo
| S 3 | Ep 1 | 1982/07/28 |
| TV Series Episode | 30 min | |
| FAM FAN | UK | |
When a mysterious call for help draws Phil to Glastonbury Tor, he enters the tower and immediately falls into a void. Landing inside a dark cave system, Phil expects to meet Rothgo, but instead finds the putrefied corpse of a man covered in green slime, and an overconfident, bumbling, magician named Lazlo. The wizard immediately grabs Phil and asks him to heal his slime-covered hand, but this act only succeeds in infecting Phil too. Lazlo explains that he and his kind are alien to the time track Phil has fallen into; prolonged exposure to this environment causes them to decay, and Lazlo's only chance to escape to his proper time zone lies with his magical bracelet. When Lazlo reveals that a pirate named Long John Silver has stolen the bracelet's power source, known as the Scarabeus, Phil is shocked to find that in this world, fictitious characters are real Ð and that he has become trapped in ÔTreasure Island'. After agreeing to help Lazlo search for the Scarabeus, Phil is captured by Silver and his men, while the cowardly Lazlo flees for his life. Phil is thrown into a cell, where he meets a young girl called Amy Foster, daughter of the captain of the sailing ship, ÔThe Hispaniola'; it seems that Silver has taken the child hostage so that he can trade her for the treasure that her father currently holds, in a fort constructed on the island above them. Meanwhile, Lazlo is attacked by a strange old man, dressed in rags and carrying an old skull; when the magician uses his powers to defend himself, he inadvertently releases Belor from her imprisonment within the skull. Delighted to be free, the witch offers Lazlo the opportunity to serve her in a plan to take over all the time tracks in existence; when Lazlo refuses, the enraged witch swears to destroy himÉ
Into the Labyrinth
Dr Jekyll and Mrs Hyde
| S 3 | Ep 2 | 1982/08/04 |
| TV Series Episode | 30 min | |
| FAM FAN | UK | |
Belor wants total control over all of Delta Time; she plans to steal Lazlo's bracelet and use it to find the Scarabeus, which will give her the power she needs to achieve her aims. Phil falls through the vortex and arrives in Victorian London, in the underground laboratory of Lazlo, who is now the guise of the famous scientist, Doctor Jekyll. As part of a scheme to locate the Scarabeus, Jekyll drinks a potion and transforms into the brutish creature known as Mr Hyde; this thug runs a Òfencing cribÓ Ð where thieves and pickpockets come to sell their ill-gotten gains Ð and Lazlo believes that one of these rogues has the lost Scarabeus. However, he is unaware that Belor is watching through the eyes of a skull; when Phil leaves to search for the Scarabeus, the witch materialises and imprisons him in a block of ice, and although Hyde manages to free himself, he is then scattered to the four winds by the sorceress. To Belor's delight, Hyde leaves behind the bracelet, but her pleasure turns to anger when she finds she cannot touch the artefact. Summoning Bram, Belor instructs her lackey to carry the bracelet while she transforms into Mrs Fanny Hyde; she then invites London's thieves to a party, where she plans to retrieve the Scarabeus and use its power for evilÉ
Into the Labyrinth
Eye Of The Sun
| S 3 | Ep 3 | 1982/08/11 |
| TV Series Episode | 30 min | |
| FAM FAN | UK | |
Arriving in Peru, Phil meets Lazlo, currently disguised as a priest named Father Llew Llewellyn. Lazlo informs his friend that the Scarabeus is hidden amongst a hoard of Inca gold, which the local tribe has hidden to keep it safe from the approaching Spanish army. Lazlo then entrusts his magic bracelet to Phil, and together they set off in search of the Scarabeus, unaware that they are being watched by Belor. Disguising herself as the Princess Lakiki, the evil witch meets with Don Philippe and Don Rodriguez of the Spanish army, offering to help them find the hidden gold in exchange for just one item of treasure: the Scarabeus; it seems that the gold is soon to be removed from its hiding place for inclusion in the Ceremony of the Sun, a religious rite in which a chosen victim is sacrificed to the Incas' sun god. Exploring the caves, Phil and Lazlo meet the reluctant victim, a young girl named Chiquitta, who takes Phil to be a prince because of the royal bracelet he wears. The trio are interrupted by the arrival of the Spanish officers, who want retribution after Father Llewellyn sold them barrels of earth instead of gunpowder. Lazlo and Phil beat a hasty retreat as the soldiers approach with swords drawn; in the confusion Phil drops the bracelet, which is promptly seized by Belor's servant, Bram Ð however, instead of giving the object to his mistress, Bram decides to use its power for his own endsÉ
Into the Labyrinth
London's Burning
| S 3 | Ep 4 | 1982/08/18 |
| TV Series Episode | 30 min | |
| FAM FAN | UK | |
Falling through Delta Time, Phil arrives in the tunnels under St. Paul's Cathedral, during the Great Fire of London. Mistaken for the imp that supposedly started the conflagration, he is captured by the Lord Mayor, Sir Thomas Bloodworth, and his soldiers; however, when the real Ôimp' Ð Belor's lackey, Bram, wearing a hooded mask Ð runs past, the soldiers promptly release Phil and give chase. Phil then meets Lazlo; in this time zone the magician is Thomas Farriner, royal baker to King Charles II; however, Thomas is also under suspicion, as the inferno raging overhead somehow started in his bakery. After Phil reminds Thomas of their search for the Scarabeus, the baker recalls a clue to the object's whereabouts, a puzzling rhyme he heard in a dream: ÒShielded well so it comes not loose, Cheek of pig and feather of goose.Ó Phil urges Thomas to look for the Scarabeus, but the cook is more concerned over the fate of his wife and son, who have mysteriously disappeared. Meanwhile, Belor Ð now disguised as an influential Countess Ð gleefully turns her captive, Thomas' wife, Kate, into a living shadow. Searching the tunnels, Thomas rescues his son, Matthew, from Bram's clutches, transforming the lackey into a rat. As Bram scurries away to find his mistress, Matthew tells of his mother's capture, and then leads his father and Phil towards the Countess' hideout. Elsewhere, the Mayor's soldiers arrest the Countess for being a witch; however, when she is brought before Bloodworth, the Mayor gives the order for her release. It seems that the Mayor is in collusion with the Countess: she deliberately started the fire at his behest so that his brother and his workmen could build a new and better London. As the capitol continues to burn, Bloodworth happily looks over Christopher Wren's designs for the improved St. Paul's. Meanwhile, Phil, Thomas and Matthew make their way through the tunnels Ð until a restored Bram uses magic to bring the roof down on themÉ
Into the Labyrinth
Phantom
| S 3 | Ep 5 | 1982/08/25 |
| TV Series Episode | 30 min | |
| FAM FAN | UK | |
Phil arrives in the Nineteenth Century, in the sewers below the Paris Opera House. The theatre's manager, M. D'Avray, is searching the tunnels for the Phantom, a mysterious, masked figure who has stolen a dress and sheet music from the Opera House. D'Avray is accompanied by his costume maker - none other than Belor in disguise - and her lackey, Bram; the manager is frightened of the ghost, believed to be the spirit of Augustin, a singer of great repute who was killed in a fire in the theatre; rumour has it that the Phantom is also responsible for the disappearance of a young singer named Christine... After encountering a street urchin named Daniel, Phil then finds Lazlo; in this era the magician is Pierre Latouche, a particularly unhygienic rat catcher. The green mould infecting Lazlo's arm has now spread to his chest, and unless he and Phil find the Scarabeus soon, they will both be consumed by the deadly infection; however, Daniel picks Pierre's pockets, and runs off with the magical bracelet. Elsewhere, the Phantom arrives at his secret lair and gives the dress and music to Christine; the Phantom is keeping the beautiful singer captive so that he can help hone her performance to perfection. While Phil finds Daniel and retrieves the bracelet, Belor discovers the Phantom's lair; once Christine is alone Belor transforms her into a penny whistle, casting it into the tunnels before taking on the singer's form. When Phil and Daniel find the whistle, they hear its cry for help; realising Belor's work, Phil takes it to Pierre in the hope he can restore the girl. Spotting the Phantom, D'Avray follows him to his lair, but Belor promptly puts him in a trance, and sends him back to the theatre with the stolen goods. Turning to the Phantom, Belor overpowers him with magic and then lays a trap for Phil and LazloÉ
Into the Labyrinth
Xanadu
| S 3 | Ep 6 | 1982/09/01 |
| TV Series Episode | 30 min | |
| FAM FAN | UK | |
Phil materialises in Peking during the middle ages and finds himself at Xanadu, the palace of the mighty Kublai Khan, leader of the Mongol Empire. Here he meets the Khan's son, Prince Aybars, who is deputising for his father while he meditates before the legendary Philosopher's Stone in his impenetrable shrine. Aybars is furious that his father has left his affairs of state with a foreigner, the Venetian traveller Marco Polo Ð this era's aspect of Laslo. After imprisoning Phil in a magical ring of fire, the angry prince departs, leaving the boy in the company of Bram; Belor's lackey taunts Phil, encouraging the boy to call out for Lazlo so that he can then steal the magician's magic bracelet. Aybars meets his betrothed, the princess Okulu Ð Belor in disguise Ð who asks him for the Philosopher's Stone so that she can use it to become the perfect wife for her future husband. When Phil's cries for help go unheeded, Belor boosts them with her magic; learning of Phil's plight, Polo attempts to use his powers to free his friend, but is too weak from the effects of the green slime infecting his body. Polo turns to Kublai Khan for help, but the aged ruler refuses to grant him more magic power as it would upset the balance of the universe; as a last resort, Polo decides to channel the last of his power to save Phil Ð even though it may cost him his life. Meanwhile, Princess Okulu convinces Aybars to assassinate his father and take over his kingdom; she gives the prince an explosive device to give to his father, planning to blame the Khan's murder on MarcoÉ
Into the Labyrinth
Excalibur
| S 3 | Ep 7 | 1982/09/08 |
| TV Series Episode | 30 min | |
| FAM FAN | UK | |
At Camelot, the forces of King Arthur engage in violent battle with the traitorous Mordred and his men. Strolling amongst the fighting is the sorcerer is Merlin Ð Lazlo in disguise Ð who easily sees off an attack by a young boy, who has mistaken him for the enemy. The evil Belor suddenly materialises before Merlin, using a spell to transport the wizard from the battle to reappear elsewhere, half-entombed in a huge rock. Too late, Phil arrives, and learns of his friend's abduction from the boy. Unable to touch Merlin's bracelet, Belor causes it slip from the sorcerer's arm and hover in mid-air; as the witch leaves to locate the Scarabeus, her lackey, Bram, stays behind to taunt Merlin, gloating that the green slime has now reached his face; before he leaves, the loathsome flunky uses one of Merlin's own spells to cover the wizard in ever-lasting itching-power. With ten-thousand of his men dead, King Arthur finally comes face-to-face with Mordred; refusing to sully his sword, Excalibur, on the traitor, the king takes up a spear; the two men fight, but as Arthur finally slays his enemy, Mordred manages to deal him a mortal wound. When the dying king gives Excalibur to Bedivere, Belor appears and tries to seize it Ð its hilt contains the Scarabeus Ð but Arthur uses the sword's magic power to banish the witch. Merlin uses his magic to make a lesser copy of himself, who leaves to fetch help; trapped in the rock, the original wizard tries calling out to Phil. Instructed by his king to throw Excalibur into the lake, Bedivere instead throws a lesser sword into the water; but when he tells the king that he saw nothing as the sword hit the lake, the king sees through his ruse; Arthur gives the order again, and this time, as Bedivere casts the weapon into the water, the Lady of the Lake's hand rises up and catches Excalibur. Furious that she has lost Excalibur, Belor takes on the guise of Mordred's sister, Morgan le Fey; she then learns that Arthur and the sword have magically returned to the king's castle, Avalon. Bram captures Phil and brings him to Morgan le Fey; the witch hypnotises the boy into believing that he is Mordred, and then sends him on a mission to kill the king once and for all using a poisoned swordÉ
InuYasha
Toki o koeta shoujo to fun'in sareta shounen
| S 1 | Ep 1 | 2002/08/31 |
| TV Series | 24 min TV-14 | |
| ACT ADV | Japan | |
In feudal Japan, the half demon Inuyasha was sealed away by the priestess Kikyo. Many years later he is revived by Kagome, who has slipped through time from the present day. Kagome is surprised when the sacred Shikon Jewel, which makes demons stronger, emerges from a cut on her body.
InuYasha
167 episodes, 7 seasons
| S - | Ep - | 2002/08/31 |
| TV Series | 24 min TV-14 | |
| ACT ADV | Japan | |
A teenage girl periodically travels back in time to feudal Japan to help a young half demon recover the shards of a orb of great power.
Inuyasha the Movie: Affections Touching Across Time
| 2001/07/21 | ||
| Film | 100 min TV-14 | |
| ACT ADV | Japan | |
InuYasha is a half-demon who was trapped in the Legendary Tree and was set free by Kagome, a girl who traveled 500 years through time. This time, both of them will have to face Menomaru, a Chinese demon whose father, known as Hyoga, came 300 years ago to invade Japan, but was stopped by InuYasha's Father. InuYasha and Kagome, along with Sango, Miroku, Shippou, Kaede and Myoga, will try to stop Menomaru in his becoming the most powerful demon ever.
Invader ZIM
Bad, Bad Rubber Piggy
| S 1 | Ep 8 | 2001/08/24 |
| TV Series Episode | 25 min TV-Y7 | |
| ANI COM FAM | ||
ZIM uses a time machine to 'attack' Dib throughout the past with the most vile of all weapons, rubber piggys. Gir messes with the security features of ZIM's house. Also, ZIM uses a time machine to 'attack' Dib throughout the past with the most vile of all weapons, rubber piggys.
Invader ZIM
Future Dib
| S 2 | Ep 1 | 2002/03/22 |
| TV Series Episode | 25 min TV-Y7 | |
| COM FAM | USA | |
ZIM tries to destroy the Earth by blowing up Prof. Membrane's power generator. Dib must save the Earth with the help from his future self, or so it would seem.
"Invaders from Time"
| S - | Ep - | 1934/05/12 |
| Short Story | - min | |
In retrieving objects from the future, Tom Lawton and Bill Richard manage to grab four brothers from 2534, and the brothers promptly take over London, announcing that they intend to make a utopia, but first they must kill half the population.
Invalid Proof
| S - | Ep - | |
| - min | ||
An apparently correct mathematical derivation that leads to an obvious contradiction.
"The Invention of Time Travel"
| S - | Ep - | 2000/07/01 |
| Short Story | - min | |
After reading Professor Hanson's acceptance speech to the Swedish Academy, another man tells the real story of the professor's invention.
Inventor's Paradox
It is easier to solve a more general problem that covers the specifics of the sought-after solution, than solving the actual problem.
| S - | Ep - | |
| - min | ||
It is easier to solve a more general problem that covers the specifics of the sought-after solution, than solving the actual problem.
The Investigation of a Time Traveler
| 2013// | ||
| Film | 60 min | |
| SF THR | USA | |
A homeless schizophrenic physician, who claims he has invented a time machine, is being investigated by an unorthodox detective for the disappearance of his wife, Mia.
The Invisible Bombs
7
| S - | Ep - | 1950// |
| Short Story | - min | |
The Omnibus of Time is a collection of science fiction short stories by Ralph Milne Farley. It was first published in 1950 by Fantasy Publishing Company, Inc. in an edition of 1,500 copies.[1] An additional 500 copies were bound as a Gnome Press edition and sold through an associated book club.[2] Most of the stories originally appeared in the magazines Top-Notch, Amazing Stories, Thrilling Wonder Stories, Weird Tales, Argosy, Fantasy Book and Science Fiction Digest.